Mrbeast Maya trapped in ruins, learn why this country is asking for compensation from the world’s largest YouTuber
Mrbeast Controversy: The world’s largest YouTuber Mrust is engulfed in controversies. The government of Mexico has demanded compensation from the production company of this YouTube celebrity. He has been accused of using the image of ancient archaeological sites in Mexico to advertise a chocolate brand.
In fact, this social media star has done a video of his own video on YouTube on YouTube, which has been seen about 60 million times so far. He has 395 million followers on this channel that makes him the world’s largest YouTuber.
What has Mrbest done?
In the video titled “I Explred 2000 Year Old Ancient Temples” I am seen exploring ancient Maya cities including Kalakamul and Chichen Itja in South East Mexico.
After entering the Pyramidanuma temple, he can be heard saying in the video, “I can’t believe that the government is allowing us to do so.” On this, many users criticized him and complained how the Mrbit reached the place which is a restricted area for Mexican people.
The institute wrote in a social media post, “Mexico is happy that YouTubers and all the youth of the world appreciate the value of our indigenous civilizations but we strongly condemn the benefits.” It states that the production company Full Circle Media released to the permit “does not authorize the use of photographs of archaeological sites for advertising any commercial brands for personal benefits.”
It states, Mexico is “demanding public withdrawal due to compensation for loss and not following the conditions.”
Resentment among local people
Mexico’s kingdom is Merida, the capital of Yukaatan and is located here. Here too, the Mrbest was roaming and it is seen in the video. Now many of the residents here are angry about how YouTuber was allowed to come here while others cannot go. The 53 -year -old tour guide Jose Ellius Anguyo said, “The restrictions and rules must apply to all. Whether it is domestic tourists, foreigners or we are locals.”